Car audio school

[NandOut 10+ year member]

i see people saying get in a shop and learn there, but if your like me and live in a place were the shops are so bad at what they do. why would i wanna do that its like being back at square 1 or worse. Going to a technical school for electronics is a good idea they will teach you way more about basic and advanced electronics than the first week at any install school. i graduated this past december in industrial instrumentation technology now i have serious shit etched into my brain lol. Im goin to be starting at II in july cuz i really want to get into doing custom installs and for me thats the only way i can get a foot in the door cuz nobody does good work here and i dont wont to learn from people who ****. but if that dosnt work i can go work for some oil company doin instrumentation.

 

[Fiercetimbo17 10+ year member]

passing 4th grade. thats really about it.

lol correct for now but soon they will require mecp once they are able to advertise, and for that to happen 70% of their installers must be certified. Right now they are sitting at about 50%

However whatever you do, do not go to acoustic edge, had an employee graduate from there with a basic mecp that did not know where the probes when in his multimeter!

Also they rip you off he paid in excess of $10000 for everything. PLus they sold him this piece of shit multimeter for $250 and we found it online for $67 //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif

In this trade hands on experince is key, find somewhere to install locally and get paid for your education